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FIG. 6. Double ruin, and quick. This Chinese valley is completely ruined by the wash from the hill, which farmers after the Atlantic seaboard of the United Stating statement that this locality was settled by Chinese was also ruined. Dr. Wallis makes the further appalles. The valley was then good land for farms.
